Do tDo the 1000' length come as 1 continuous un-spliced length?
16006
I have not noticed any splices, and i'm roughly 500' through the one I purchased.
1817687
No such extension available. Probably can splice it to that length, having the right type of cable.
2114908
Curious question... There are 7 links which are probably just under an inch long.
979328
splicing wire voids warrenty and imo it more than likely to casue a short in tubes 9it happened to my first set) and no i havent found extensions
513901
Looks like the 500 foot roll that comes withthe standard system. Splicing is not a problem when done correctly. Electrical elder and good shrink tube will seal the connection.
2144408
The description is misleading. It's 15'. The 5' one is Wiremold CDI-5 and is $11. This one should say CDI-15 ;)
2188947
I'm not sure if you meant 100 ft or 1000ft; I assume you meant 100ft. I'm currently running two 100ft connections with no loss of signal. My service is 75mbs/75mbs and I am able to successfully stream Netflix, Amazon, etc with no issues.
950908
don't try to splice them...if that is your intent to try and figure out the wire gauge size. splicing is hit or miss...usually miss, especially if you are an average do it yourself without proper tools. just figure out the length you need, and order the size you need. even for custom applications, it is easier to order the length than trying to make one. these cables are cheap enough now not to try and bother with the aggravation. amazon makes these in 3ft, 6ft, 9ft, 15ft, and 25ft lengths and they are very inexpensive.
1929500
I only needed/ordered 16 feet and it came as one piece. I'd assume it is made in a continuous process so longer continuous lengths should be available.
1385991
Yes. I have done it two ways. In one case I purchased a 50 or 60 foot extention cord from Defender. However, I also found that I had some very short runs and some very long runs. I shortened the cord for the short run by removing a section of the cord and splicing the remaining cord together. I then used the extra cord from the one I shortened and spliced it into the cord I needed to be longer. The wires in the cords are very fine so the splicing is a delicated job but it is very do-able.
1495827
You can shorten at the install. Once shortened you would have to splice wire to make longer.
141786
Yes, because you are putting two complete different pieces of wire into the connector. If making a "T" it is really no different than "splicing" the wire together, you just have one wire that continues on while you have perhaps one short wire coming off of it. Hope this helps rather than confuses!
455483
No the wire is only about 24 inches at first I was upset and then realized I would not have to re run all that wire if I spliced it , :-)
1967268
One should not directly connect these strips in series end-to-end such that the combined length exceeds 16.4ft (1 roll). Please email or all us (510.264.1688) so that we may provide you with a list of components.
1033783
Nothing dramatically different from one cable length to the next. I was curious about the same thing and tested different cables on the bench - verdict: little or nothing. The bigger problem is the wiring and machines that will be close to the wires of whatever length after they are pulled. And, the longer the wire, the more likely it will bump into something, or, be exposed to something, that degrades the signal. If all goes well otherwise, and there is some washout or drop out of the signal, by the way, you can often adjust the contrast, hue, brightness, etc. at the DVR for each individual camera to get things closer to what you wanted.
455485
I had to splice mine but if it is long enough without splicing that has to be fine. No problems with splicing mine.
121874
I assume you are talking length, and mine had 3 20 foot lengths. Also one splice connector. This unit is Kick butt! I love it. Well worth the cost.